Inter Miami CF successfully booked their place in the knockout stage of the 2025 Leagues Cup after a convincing 3-1 victory over Pumas UNAM on Wednesday night in their concluding group stage encounter. The team managed this critical win without the presence of their talismanic captain, Lionel Messi. Lionel Messi, who has been pivotal in the team’s performances this season, was notably absent due to a hamstring injury he picked up during the clash with Necaxa on August 2. The injury prevented him from featuring in the decisive fixture at Chase Stadium. Although he couldn’t contribute on the field, the Argentine legend was fully engaged throughout the match, visibly celebrating each of Inter Miami’s goals from the sidelines, showing unwavering support for his teammates as they battled through the group finale without his influence on the pitch. Despite Pumas UNAM drawing first blood early in the match, Inter Miami demonstrated resilience and tactical discipline, eventually overturning the deficit. The equalizer came courtesy of Luis Suárez, followed by a brilliant strike from Rodrigo De Paul, and a finishing goal from Tadeo Allende, sealing the win for the South Florida club. Under the guidance of coach Javier Mascherano, Inter Miami wrapped up the group stage on eight points. Their performance across all group matches was impressive: beating both Atlas and Pumas, and securing a draw against Necaxa, which was followed by a successful 5-4 penalty shootout that awarded them an extra point, as per the revised competition rules. This year’s Leagues Cup format introduced a points-based system during the group phase, where clubs earn standings based on match outcomes, including results from penalty shootouts, helping determine their seeding in the league-specific knockout brackets. It’s worth noting that Inter Miami previously won the first-ever Leagues Cup tournament in 2023, but failed to defend their title in 2024, getting knocked out in the Round of 16 by Columbus Crew. With the current momentum, the team now looks forward to a deeper run in this year’s campaign, potentially reclaiming the title they once held.
Veteran Nigerian actor Jim Iyke has voiced his strong disapproval of what he refers to as modern feminism, arguing that it has deviated dangerously from its original mission. In his latest interview with The EchoRoom, the Nollywood star described the contemporary feminist movement as a manipulated ideology that now borders on criminal intent, a far cry from the just cause it once represented. According to Iyke, early feminist advocacy had commendable goals, such as fighting against gender inequality, male dominance, and societal injustice toward women. However, he believes that the movement has been hijacked by media and commercial interests, leading to a widespread ideology that fosters rivalry between genders rather than equality or collaboration. “I view the current trend of feminism as a crime, a form of mental assault,” Jim Iyke stated during the interview. He went further to say that a popular women’s magazine, which he chose not to identify, strategically engineered the new wave of feminism as part of a marketing agenda. Their goal, according to him, was to boost readership and sales by targeting their primary audience – women. To do so, they fabricated an ideology that encouraged women to challenge male authority and societal norms, turning it into a profitable campaign. “They initiated a very clever sales strategy,” he explained. “The campaign gave women a sense of competition with men. That idea took root, spread fast, and eventually transformed into a radical belief system that many women embraced without questioning its origin or motive.” The 48-year-old actor didn’t hold back in condemning how this distorted feminist ideology has shifted into a cultural mindset, where some women now view men as unnecessary or even adversarial. “It became a revolution that spun out of control,” he said. “The notion of ‘we don’t need men’ or ‘we can outperform men in every area’ became popular slogans. Eventually, this became more than an ideology – it became a way of life and a new cultural identity.” Jim Iyke also drew attention to what he called the hypocrisy and double standards within the modern feminist narrative. Rather than promoting equality, he claims that today’s feminism is contradictory, operating with two different sets of values that undermine natural gender balance. “That contradiction is exactly why I have a problem with it,” he remarked. “Can’t you see the lie in all of this? There’s a two-faced approach to gender equality that simply doesn’t align with the reality of human roles.” He concluded by asserting his belief that men and women are not the same, and that their differences are complementary, not competitive. According to Iyke, true harmony lies in recognizing these distinctions and working together rather than pushing one gender above the other. “The genuine balance of life,” he said, “comes when men and women understand their unique roles and collaborate rather than compete. That’s something many who promote modern feminism have failed to grasp.”
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Fresh reports have surfaced, suggesting that former Nigerian President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, is now preparing to join the race for the 2027 presidential election. According to an exclusive report by LMSINT MEDIA, there have been growing discussions surrounding Jonathan’s potential return to power, especially following strategic moves initiated by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) aimed at revitalizing its leadership ahead of the 2027 general elections. An individual closely aligned with the former President — who hails from Bayelsa State — reportedly disclosed to Vanguard on Wednesday that Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, a prominent PDP stalwart, has allegedly consented to enter the presidential race. The source, speaking with authority, revealed that a comprehensive strategy to reintroduce Jonathan as the party’s presidential candidate is already well underway. The former leader has reportedly agreed to vie for the presidency under the PDP platform. In the source’s words, Jonathan’s motivation to re-contest stems from a strong desire to tackle the increasing levels of poverty, nationwide economic hardship, and the deepening suffering experienced by citizens under the administration of the All Progressives Congress (APC), which has been in power since 2015 and remains the ruling party going into 2027. Additionally, it was revealed that Jonathan has discreetly begun consultations with influential political figures within and outside the PDP, particularly key stakeholders in Nigeria’s northern region. These consultations are part of efforts to consolidate support and build a strong coalition ahead of the election season. As part of his outreach, Jonathan is said to have met with former military President, General Ibrahim Babangida (Rtd.). The meeting reportedly took place last weekend at General Babangida’s Hilltop residence in Minna, Niger State. During the visit, Jonathan is believed to have disclosed his intention to contest for only one term, positioning himself as a transitional leader committed to national recovery and unity. Meanwhile, Mallam Ibrahim Abdullahi, the Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, confirmed ongoing discussions within the party focused on bringing Jonathan back into active political leadership. He emphasized that a significant number of Nigerians have begun to acknowledge the error of not re-electing Jonathan in 2015. “Many citizens now recognize the enormous developmental strides Jonathan achieved during his tenure. People across the country are not just expressing regret; they are publicly apologizing and calling on him to return to help rescue Nigeria from the prevailing crisis,” Abdullahi remarked.
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The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has offered a rare and personal reflection on one of Nigeria’s most significant historical tragedies—the assassination of General Murtala Ramat Mohammed, Nigeria’s fourth military Head of State. In a recent television appearance, the former Central Bank Governor recounted precisely where he was when the shocking incident occurred. Sanusi revealed that he was a student at King’s College in Lagos on the day the military coup, orchestrated by Lt. Col. Bukar Suka Dimka, led to the killing of Murtala Mohammed. The event, which unfolded on February 13, 1976, remains one of the darkest episodes in Nigeria’s post-independence political history. A Personal Bond Beyond Politics Speaking on Politics Today, a popular political talk show on Channels Television, Sanusi paid an emotional tribute to the late Murtala Mohammed, referring to him not only as a national hero but also a beloved family member. According to the Emir, “Murtala Mohammed was more than a national figure to me; he was my uncle. My father served in Nigeria’s foreign service, so I was raised in the household of my great uncle, Alhaji Inuwa Wada, who was also an uncle to Murtala. We knew him within the family as Uncle Kawu Murtala.” Sanusi recounted his formative years in Lagos, particularly how he was sent to King’s College in 1973. During that time, Murtala Mohammed became his legal guardian. “Naturally, he took up the responsibility of my welfare. I spent almost every weekend, midterm break, and part of my holidays at his residence, bonding closely with his children. I was truly part of his household,” he said. Gentle Beneath the Tough Exterior Reflecting on Murtala’s personality, Sanusi painted a picture that contrasts with the rigid and often intimidating public persona the late Head of State is remembered for. “He had this widely accepted image of being firm, decisive, and unyielding—but to those of us who lived with him, he was a gentle soul. He was humorous, considerate, and had a warm heart,” Sanusi recalled. Sanusi concluded by noting that he was physically at King’s College on the very day his guardian, Murtala Mohammed, was assassinated. The traumatic memory of that day still lingers for him. This heartfelt revelation gives Nigerians a deeper, more intimate view of the iconic leader, showing that beyond his military achievements and political impact, Murtala Mohammed was also a caring family man whose legacy still resonates within his extended family and the nation at large.
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In a recent high-profile legal action, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), through its Kano zonal office, has brought formal charges against five top-ranking officials from the Katsina State Board of Internal Revenue along with a First Bank manager, over allegations of misappropriating a staggering ₦1.2 billion in state tax revenue. Details of the EFCC’s Legal Action in Katsina On Tuesday, before Justice Musa Danladi of the Katsina State High Court, the EFCC arraigned the following individuals: These individuals are facing a seven-count charge centered on criminal conspiracy and the alleged misdirection of public tax revenues totaling ₦1,235,330,000. Source of the Misappropriated Funds According to a statement released by the EFCC on Wednesday, the funds in question were originally tax remittances from international humanitarian and health-focused non-governmental organizations (NGOs). These organizations include: These remittances were allegedly siphoned off from January 2022 to August 2024, using a Sterling Bank account labeled “BOIRS.” This account, according to the EFCC, was authorized by Rabiu Abdullahi, who is now serving as a Permanent Secretary in the state. Company Link and Money Laundering Allegations The EFCC further stated that the diverted funds were traced to NADIKKO General Suppliers, a corporate entity owned and operated by Nura Lawal, one of the accused revenue officials. This company reportedly served as the final destination for the laundered money, underlining a deliberate and systematic attempt to mask the financial misconduct. Court Proceedings and Bail Conditions All six defendants firmly denied the charges and pleaded not guilty during the court session. Following their arraignment, Justice Danladi granted bail to each of the accused persons, setting the amount at ₦5 million per defendant, with the additional requirement of providing one surety each. The matter has now been adjourned to October 27, 2025, when the trial is expected to begin in earnest, possibly unveiling more information on the financial irregularities and network behind the alleged crime.
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Muhammadu Sanusi II, the former Emir of Kano, has expressed strong disapproval over what he describes as a moral collapse in Nigerian governance and societal values. During an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today on Wednesday, Sanusi voiced concern about the normalization of corruption and the culture of rewarding known looters with high-ranking government roles. According to Sanusi, Nigeria must end the practice of promoting individuals known for embezzling public funds by offering them prestigious government appointments. He stressed that when a society glorifies wealth regardless of its origin, it sends a dangerous message—one that reinforces corruption as acceptable or even admirable. “When a society begins to respect material success without questioning its origin,” Sanusi remarked, “and elevates those who have looted the public treasury to ministerial or governmental roles, such a system is bound to regenerate corruption continuously.” The ex-Central Bank Governor did not hold back in criticizing the celebratory treatment often given to individuals who have misused public trust for personal enrichment. Instead of facing consequences, these individuals are celebrated, decorated, and given further chances to exploit the system. “There is no collective shame anymore for public officials who enrich themselves illegitimately,” he said. “Instead of being held accountable, they are gifted with further positions in government—more opportunities to steal. This has become Nigeria’s sad reality.” Sanusi further argued that many of today’s political elites lack the foundational upbringing or ethical grounding required for true public service. Their goal, he claims, is not to serve the people but to profit personally. “Public office is now seen as a gateway to wealth,” he stated. “But the truth is, public service should never be a money-making venture.” He continued his critique by highlighting how many in leadership are more interested in their material possessions and social status than building a credible legacy. “Our leaders have no intrinsic values. They neither inherited a good name nor are they interested in leaving one behind,” Sanusi said. “Their identity is tied to how many mansions they own, how many jets they fly, or how many billions sit in their bank accounts. That is their self-worth.” Sanusi concluded with a sharp rebuke of such mindsets, arguing that these individuals are unconcerned with public perception—even if the people see them as corrupt or criminal. “It doesn’t bother them that the public sees thieves when they look at them. They don’t care that their legacy is theft and greed. To them, moral values are irrelevant,” he lamented.
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The Niger State Government has firmly denied any political undertones in the decision by Governor Umaru Mohammed Bago to shut down Baddegi FM, a private radio station. In a public statement issued in Minna, Jonathan Vatsa, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Communication, Media, and Strategy, stressed that the closure order had nothing to do with opposition politics but was prompted by content aired on the station which, according to the government, bordered on public incitement. Broadcast Content Accused of Incitement According to Vatsa, some of the programming aired by Baddegi FM contained elements that could be classified as inciting the public. He clarified that the governor would not stoop so low as to target a radio station simply because it hosted an opposition figure. Vatsa emphasized that media reports had misrepresented the Governor’s directive, claiming the actual intention was overstated by critics. It should be recalled that Governor Bago, on the previous Friday, ordered the immediate closure of Baddegi FM and called for the withdrawal of its broadcasting license. The Governor accused the station of deliberately stirring public unrest against the government. Media Industry Reacts to Shutdown Order The Governor’s decision was met with backlash from media stakeholders and press freedom advocates, who questioned his legal authority to unilaterally close a media outlet. The situation sparked a larger debate about freedom of expression and executive overreach in Nigeria’s democratic space. Defense Points to Specific Interview Incident In defense of the administration’s action, Vatsa pointed to a particular broadcast involving the station’s General Manager, Aisha Badeggi, who had earlier claimed that the governor’s discomfort stemmed from an interview aired with Mallam Mohammed Mamman Nani, a former chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). Nani had commented on the performance of the state government over the past two years. Appearing on Channels Television’s ‘Morning Brief’, Aisha Badeggi dismissed the governor’s accusations and challenged him to produce “verifiable evidence” of either incitement or unprofessional conduct by Baddegi FM. She added: “Perhaps the real issue is that the governor is uncomfortable with Nani’s interview because there are rumors circulating that he intends to contest the governorship seat in 2027.” No Political Threat, Says Government Vatsa refuted the speculation, labeling it as unfounded. He asserted that Governor Bago remains unbothered by any potential political competition in the 2027 election cycle, citing the governor’s successful track record as proof of his electability. “Since 2007, the governor has never lost an election. He served three consecutive terms in the House of Representatives, and his development strides speak volumes,” Vatsa declared. He further mentioned that Governor Bago’s achievements surpass those of previous administrations in the state, making the notion of political fear baseless. Strong Party Support Reaffirms Confidence Highlighting the endorsement of Governor Bago and President Bola Tinubu by stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Niger State, Vatsa said this reaffirmed the political strength and acceptance of the governor. According to him, the endorsement signals that the Government House in 2027 is not open for a new occupant. Open to Constructive Dialogue Vatsa concluded by stating that the state government is open to constructive criticism and welcomes public dialogue that aims to identify lapses in government policies or implementation.
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In response to a public protest held by retired police officers in Abuja, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has directed the immediate implementation of pension increment and the establishment of a minimum pension guarantee for former personnel under Nigeria’s Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS). President Tinubu also called for an expedited nationwide launch of free healthcare services targeted at low-income pensioners. This directive was revealed in an official statement issued on Wednesday by Presidential spokesman, Bayo Onanuga. He noted that the directive followed a detailed presentation made to the President by Omolola Oloworaran, the Director General of the National Pension Commission (PenCom). According to the statement, the President emphasized the urgent need for PenCom to address the persistent pension concerns faced by former police personnel. He reiterated that men and women who dedicated their careers to national protection and public safety deserve to retire with both honor and adequate support. During her briefing, PenCom DG Oloworaran informed the President of multiple ongoing reforms aimed at protecting the real value of pension fund assets. She highlighted the challenges posed by rising inflation and macroeconomic instability, stressing the Commission’s resolve to safeguard retiree interests. She also revealed plans to launch foreign currency-denominated pension contributions, a strategy aimed at enabling Nigerians living abroad to partake in the nation’s contributory pension framework. President Tinubu expressed full support for the new reforms, reaffirming that his administration is deeply committed to fostering inclusive national growth and protecting the welfare of average Nigerians. Oloworaran further elaborated on a series of comprehensive pension initiatives currently in the pipeline. These measures are designed to expand the reach of the CPS and improve living conditions for retirees. This intervention follows a recent protest staged in Abuja by retired police officers, who took to the streets demanding better welfare packages and fair pension treatment.
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The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has officially dismissed circulating claims that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) declined to recognize the party’s newly appointed leadership under the guidance of Senator David Mark. According to a strong statement released by the party, such allegations are completely untrue and misleading. Senator David Mark, a respected statesman and former President of the Senate, was recently appointed as the Interim National Chairman of the ADC. Alongside him, several vibrant and visionary young Nigerians were elected into the National Working Committee (NWC), signaling a new era of progressive political leadership for the party. In adherence to due process, the ADC promptly submitted the details of its new leadership structure to INEC, as captured in the official documentation of the party’s 99th National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting. This move was part of the standard political protocol to inform the electoral umpire of changes in the party’s hierarchy. Despite this clear submission, a series of unverified reports emerged across social media platforms, claiming that INEC had rejected the ADC’s new leadership. The false narrative quickly gained traction, raising concerns among supporters and the general public about the legitimacy of Senator Mark’s appointment. However, Bolaji Abdullahi, the National Publicity Secretary of ADC, issued a categorical denial of these claims. Taking to his official handle on X (formerly Twitter), he clarified the party’s stance and urged Nigerians to remain focused and vigilant against political misinformation. “The attention of ADC has been drawn to a story circulating that the @inecnigeria has refused to recognise the new leadership of our party under the Distinguished Senator David Mark.This story is entirely false and should be ignored,” Abdullahi wrote. He further stressed the importance of unity and collective action, encouraging Nigerians to pay no attention to distractions aimed at destabilizing the party’s progress. “We urge Nigerian people to ignore such misleading reports from any quarters and stay focused on mobilising the long suffering people of Nigeria for the great task to save our dear country,” he added. The ADC reaffirmed its commitment to restructuring its internal processes, building democratic values, and providing a viable political alternative for Nigerians who seek transformation and credible leadership. With Senator David Mark at the helm, the party is poised to play a more significant role in national development and political discourse.
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Popular Nigerian crossdresser and internet celebrity, Okuneye Idris Olarenwaju, better known by his alias Bobrisky, has once again stirred controversy online—this time taking a swipe at men living in the United Kingdom. In a bold post shared via his official Instagram account, Bobrisky labeled UK men as financially unappealing. According to him, they do not meet his personal standards of luxury and class. His comment has since triggered a wave of discussions online, especially among Nigerians in the diaspora. “UK men are too broke, avoid them,” Bobrisky declared. He further described a lifestyle he finds off-putting, claiming that most men in the UK share apartments and go as far as splitting bills, which he considers undesirable and even degrading. The lifestyle of cost-sharing among men does not align with Bobrisky’s perception of wealth or masculinity. “They share apartments and bills amongst themselves, ewwww,” he added, in an apparent expression of disgust. Standards for Suitors: Designer Brands Only Bobrisky did not stop at criticizing UK men’s financial behavior—he also laid out the minimum requirements any potential suitor must meet before approaching him. These include being clad in luxury designer clothing and accessories, particularly a Presidential Rolex wristwatch and designer slippers. “Before any UK guy can approach me, please come correct,” he said. “The least wristwatch I want to see you wear is a Presidential Rolex and designer slippers.” Justifying his expectations, Bobrisky pointed to his own lifestyle, stating that if he, as a woman, could afford and confidently wear luxury items like a Presidential Rolex, then it should be no excuse for men not to do the same. The statement has sparked a mix of reactions, with many questioning Bobrisky’s perception of wealth and class, while others defend his right to set personal preferences. The original post was shared via this X (formerly Twitter) link, now circulating widely across platforms.
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Former Manchester City defender Micah Richards has shared his perspective on Arsenal’s latest transfer acquisition, Viktor Gyokeres, and suggested a potential lineup change for the Gunners involving Crystal Palace’s playmaker Eberechi Eze. Richards, now a respected football pundit, offered his thoughts during an episode of The Rest Is Football podcast, where he discussed the North London club’s current squad restructuring and summer transfer activity under manager Mikel Arteta. Arsenal recently completed the high-profile signing of Swedish striker Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting CP, investing a reported £64 million to secure the talented forward. The transfer reflects Arteta’s determination to strengthen Arsenal’s attacking depth ahead of the new Premier League season. While praising the addition of Gyokeres, Richards emphasized the need for further reinforcements on the left wing and made a bold recommendation regarding Gabriel Martinelli’s position. “We’ve been saying it week after week – Arsenal have been crying out for a striker,” Richards said. “They’ve needed a proper number nine for quite some time. But alongside that, I also feel they’re still missing a left winger.” The former England international continued by referencing recent transfer speculation linking Arsenal with Eberechi Eze, who has been in fine form for Crystal Palace. “There have been talks about Arsenal showing interest in Eze. Personally, I think Gabriel Martinelli has his strengths, but he’s more of an impact substitute. He’s brilliant coming off the bench and changing the tempo of a game. But starting week in, week out? If they could sign Eze, it would significantly elevate their options.” When addressing Gyokeres’ potential, Richards expressed optimism but also a hint of caution regarding his ability to adapt to the Premier League’s intensity. “In terms of Viktor Gyokeres, I think it’s a smart move by Arsenal,” Richards noted. “He’s a sharp and intelligent striker with exceptional movement. I’ve gone through a lot of his game footage, and he’s got the traits to be a problem for defenders.” However, Richards added a realistic note: “The question remains – can he maintain consistency at the top level, week in and week out? That’s something only time will tell. But in all honesty, he fits exactly what Arsenal have been lacking up front.” Richards’ remarks highlight both the progress Arsenal is making in the transfer market and the areas that still require strategic strengthening as the Gunners aim for a serious title challenge in the upcoming season.
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In a surprising twist in the Big Brother Naija Season 10 house, housemate Kayikunmi has publicly withdrawn his interest in fellow contestant Isabella, despite initially expressing romantic intentions towards her. During a candid conversation with housemate Gigi Jasmine, Kayikunmi shared his growing discomfort and frustration regarding Isabella’s constant presence in the house. According to him, her actions have taken a toll on his mental well-being, forcing him to reconsider his earlier intentions. “I initially wanted peace of mind, but Isabella seems to be everywhere. I genuinely don’t think I’m interested in her anymore. I feel mentally exhausted,” Kayikunmi said, visibly distressed. This revelation comes shortly after Isabella had previously dismissed Kayikunmi’s advances, openly stating in the house that he wasn’t her type and she had no interest in developing a romantic connection. The dynamic between the duo became even more strained after Kayikunmi accepted a private invitation from fellow housemate Thelma to join her in the Head of House (HoH) lounge, an action that appeared to have deeply embarrassed Isabella. Despite these tensions, Kayikunmi later made a surprising gesture by formally asking Isabella to be his girlfriend, an act that reignited mixed reactions both within the house and among the viewing audience. Reactions From Viewers Across Social Media The unexpected shift in Kayikunmi’s feelings has stirred significant buzz across platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, with fans of the show reacting strongly to the unfolding drama between the two housemates. Context and Implications The tension between Kayikunmi and Isabella has now become one of the most talked-about storylines of the season. With viewers deeply invested, the emotional and psychological effects of in-house relationships are once again being questioned. The BBNaija house, already intense with competition, seems to be amplifying personal struggles and emotional decisions in real time. For fans and followers of the show, this latest development has added more spice to what is already one of the most unpredictable seasons in the show’s history.
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In the ongoing Big Brother Naija Season 10, housemate Dede has candidly revealed her personal struggle with social anxiety, addressing perceptions about her demeanor in the house. According to a recent update from LMSINT MEDIA, Dede has consistently been a subject of mixed reactions among housemates and viewers alike. Several housemates have labeled her as a “snub” due to her preference for solitude and her choice to avoid physical interactions, especially with male housemates. During a private conversation with fellow contestant Koyin, Dede openly admitted her struggle: Dede: “Do you have social anxiety?”Koyin: “No, do you?”Dede: “Yes, I do.” Koyin offered a reassuring response, encouraging her not to stress over occasional social awkwardness. She gently reminded Dede that everyone has unique struggles, stating, “such is life.” Earlier in the season, during her first diary session with Big Brother, Dede shared that she identifies as an introvert and doesn’t naturally feel comfortable around new people. She went on to explain her hesitation to hug fellow contestants, saying she had no prior relationship with them before entering the show. “I don’t hug people I just met. I didn’t know them before coming here.” Despite her quiet nature and introverted tendencies, Dede’s transparency about her mental health challenge is sparking important conversations around social anxiety and emotional awareness in high-pressure environments like BBNaija.
